No Machine Vanilla Bean Ice Cream

"I am sure after reading the title of the recipe you are wondering “what is that girl talking about?! Buttermilk ice cream?” This recipe is for anyone that loves frozen yogurt or the new trendy “tart” ice creams from shops that seem to be springing up on every corner here on Long Island. I know you will love this ice cream because it only has a few ingredients and is really easy to make. This is a great way to enjoy fresh homemade ice cream without having to go out and buy an ice cream maker. I serve this as a mini dessert with a few low fat cookies or a dark piece of chocolate. Have fun with it by scooping it into some cute little dessert dishes. A few little scoops are all you’ll need of this new refreshing dessert."

NotesEnjoy this cool treat without the guilt!

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If you enjoyed making the ice cream because of its simplicity and creamy texture, we think you might also love trying your hand at making a classic Tiramisu. This Italian dessert is rich, decadent, and best of all, no baking required! The creamy layers of mascarpone cheese and coffee-soaked ladyfingers are sure to be a hit with family and friends.

For those who appreciate the elegance of vanilla bean and enjoy exploring new flavor combinations, we highly recommend experimenting with a Lavender Honey Panna Cotta. This delicate dessert features a silky-smooth custard infused with fragrant lavender and sweet honey. It's a stunning treat to impress guests or to enjoy as a special indulgence for yourself.

Lastly, if you're looking for a refreshing and light dessert to enjoy during the warmer months, consider making a Lemon Sorbet. This citrusy treat is incredibly easy to make and offers a bright, zesty flavor that is perfect for cooling off on a hot day. Plus, it's a great way to use up any leftover lemons you may have on hand.

We hope these recipe recommendations inspire you to continue exploring your love for cooking and trying out new and delicious creations in your kitchen!

Preparation Time20 min

Chilling Time4 hr

Cooking Vessel Sizesause pan